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Old 05-10-2010, 06:42 AM
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i'm not an expert, but i have a damned hard time trying to figure out what a trimmed card is. many times i see a card slabbed by sgc, beckett, etc with a number, then the card gets to psa then is deemed trimmed, i mean what is the difference? as far as i'm concerned, a trimmed card is a trimmed card no matter who grades it, psa,scg, bvg, bgs,cia!! maybe i'm looking at this the wrong way. now i know i'm not the only one this has happened to, i'm just trying to find a why!
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Old 05-10-2010, 01:34 PM
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Hi Larry-

I checked the link you provided,and to avoid that drama,I will say "no comment"

But,here's a thought.If you were a major TPG,and someone sent in a very high grade card graded by your main rival ( another TPG who probably takes away alot of buisness from you),,,what better way to discredit your top competition than to reject something they called a "mint" card as being trimmed?

Not saying this is the case-it's just something I wonder about.

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Old 05-10-2010, 01:37 PM
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Greg, is not having much luck lately with the grading services.
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Hey Larry,

Also check out post #108 in this thread for a little more background:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...122281&page=11

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Does SGC grade windmills?
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Not if they've been altered
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This was originally in an SGC 88 holder:
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This was originally in an SGC 88 holder:

Maybe it's just the angle, but that upper right arm looks short!






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Why did you allow PSA to crack the holder? SGC has a practice where if they don't immediately think the card will cross, they won't crack the original slab. I've sent in cards I wanted to cross that in their opinion would not meet the grade. So they didn't crack the original slab and reholder.

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Maybe it's just the angle, but that upper right arm looks short!



I should have disclosed that information...you are right on the money!!

Nothing gets by you Jim...
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Nothing gets by you Jim...

My kids are 20 and 16. I'm scared to death of the stuff that gets by me!
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My kids are 20 and 16. I'm scared to death of the stuff that gets by me!
I was 20 about 8 years ago, and I would be scared too if I were you!
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At one time I believe that it had to do with the angle of the cut and such, but that was before I quit believing that grading companies had any particular integrity or any more knowledge than any number of collectors I know. One day, when I choose to sell, I may be force to change my view, but it is not today.
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Why did you allow PSA to crack the holder? SGC has a practice where if they don't immediately think the card will cross, they won't crack the original slab. I've sent in cards I wanted to cross that in their opinion would not meet the grade. So they didn't crack the original slab and reholder.
Same goes w/ PSA, they didn't crack the card out, the submitter did and submitted it for grading in raw form.
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